Listen to discussions with scenographers, directors, theorists, managers and other performing original arts thinkers around the globe. Global Performance Encounters, the new PQ podcast series, presents the human dimension of performing arts in today's world, connecting your home with creative minds to stay inspired. The podcast series, produced by Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space, raised during spring 2020 as a response to the global pandemic that closed us at home and made impossible to meet our colleagues and friends from the intertwined performance and theatre world.
Global Performance Encounters
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Listen to discussions with scenographers, directors, theorists, managers and other performing original arts thinkers around the globe. Global Performance Encounters, the new PQ podcast series, presents the human dimension of performing arts in today's world, connecting your home with creative minds to stay inspired. The podcast series, produced by Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space, raised during spring 2020 as a response to the global pandemic that closed us at home and made impossible to meet our colleagues and friends from the intertwined performance and theatre world.
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March 9, 2021
Keeping culture alive in times of Donetsk conflict with Oksana Zarzhevskaya-Kravchenko
<p>Oksana Zarzhevskaya-Kravchenko has been working with IZOLYATSIA, the Platform for Cultural Initiatives, on different cultural and social projects since 2010, and in 2016 she became IZOLYATSIA's director. In the talk with Marketa Fantová, Oksana introduces us to the cruelty and inhumanity of war in Donetsk where the IZOLYATSIA was formerly located. How important is memory of the place and how does it reframe the identity of citizens?</p>
February 10, 2021
Theater space in the museum with Kate Bailey
<p>How to archive and exhibit theatrical art so that its ability to communicate with the audience is preserved and used? Markéta Fantová, the PQ Artistic Director, talks not only about that with Kate Bailey who is the Senior Curator and Producer in the Theatre and Performance Department at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Kate has over 20 years long experience of working extensively on the design and content development of new museums and exhibitions in UK, Europe, Middle East and Russia, seeking innovative and theatrical interpretative and display solutions to complex and challenging subjects.</p>
January 13, 2021
A team works like a family with Michel Laprise
<p>Why be interested in every team member to not only clearly understand the artistic concept but love it at least as its creator? In the eighth episode, Markéta Fantová talks to writer and director Michel Laprise about crossing the arrogant ego and questioning the authorship of a theatrical performance, which is ultimately a joint work of various professions, without which there would be no.</p>
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